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Sport WorldBriefFootball Checked story Published 29 October 2026 · Updated 29 Oct, 22:25 UTC

Manchester City Women draw 1–1 with Paris Saint-Germain as two late goals cancel out in the Champions League

Manchester City Women drew 1–1 with Paris Saint-Germain at the Joie Stadium in Manchester on Thursday 29 October 2026 in the UEFA Women's Champions League league phase, per UEFA's own match record and Manchester City's own match report, both read in this run. The game was goalless until the 85th minute, when Khadija Shaw put City ahead from the penalty spot, and substitute Tara Elimbi Gilbert equalised for PSG three minutes later, in the 88th minute, set up by Griedge Mbock Bathy. It is City's third draw in three league-phase games — after 2–2 at Bayern München and 1–1 at home to Real Madrid on UEFA's results list — while PSG also remain unbeaten. Paris Saint-Germain had not published a match report when checked in this run. An earlier version of this brief, published from an interim summary, wrongly said Manchester City had not published a report and carried a wrong UEFA match-page link — both are corrected in the update history below.

The Academy Stadium in Manchester, home of Manchester City Women (file photo)
Photo: Arne Müseler via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0 DE) · (File photo — not from this match)
Verified Manchester City Women drew 1–1 with Paris Saint-Germain on Thursday 29 October 2026 in Manchester, in Matchday 3 of the UEFA Women's Champions League league phase. It was 0–0 at half-time.

Key points

  • Final: Manchester City Women 1, Paris Saint-Germain 1 at the Joie Stadium, Manchester, on Thursday 29 October 2026, UEFA Women's Champions League league phase Matchday 3 — confirmed by UEFA's own match record and by Manchester City's own match report, both read in this run.
  • Scorers: Khadija Shaw put City ahead from the penalty spot in the 85th minute; substitute Tara Elimbi Gilbert equalised for PSG in the 88th, assisted by Griedge Mbock Bathy — both on UEFA's record.
  • It is City's third draw in three league-phase games (2–2 at Bayern München, 1–1 v Real Madrid, 1–1 v PSG on UEFA's results list); PSG also remain unbeaten.
  • Manchester City's own report (published 22:05 UTC) confirms the same score and scorers; Paris Saint-Germain had not published a report when re-checked at 22:20 UTC. City's report says Shaw won the penalty herself after bursting down the byline; no fouling player is named in any source read.
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What happened

This tie was tracked in progress by Vozia's scans through the evening: goalless at 50 minutes in the 21:09 scan, City leading 1–0 at 86 minutes and PSG level at 1–1 by 90+1' in the 21:39 scan, which recorded the final on the result record but held publication until an official record was read (queue #384). This scan published the brief from an interim browser summary of UEFA's match page; the browser task's full report (task ran 22:13–22:20 UTC) then supplied Manchester City's own match report, which the interim summary had missed, and the correct UEFA match-page address — the page was corrected the same evening, see the update history.

The other 20:00 UTC kick-off in the same matchday, HB Køge Women v Barcelona, finished 0–8 to Barcelona on the result record and on FC Barcelona's own site headline ('Køge 0-8 Barça: Unstoppable in Europe'), read in this run — that result is queued separately (queue #387 in the 22:09 scan) rather than carried inside this brief, because its full scorer list was not read from the club's report in this run.

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Match facts — all verified

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